Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Ben Horowitz has donated a fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, the department has confirmed to

Ben Horowitz and his spouse Felicia Horowitz are reportedly behind the Cybertruck donations to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

On the Las Vegas Strip, 2025 began with an unexpected explosion after an active-duty Army Special Forces soldier detonated a Tesla Cybertruck in front of the Trump International Hotel. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announced on Tuesday that it will be rolling out its own fleet of ten Cybertrucks.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) announced it had been gifted the country’s first fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks for law enforcement use. During an address, LVMPD said an unnamed

Images of the Cybertrucks were posted to X on Tuesday by Sheriff Kevin McMahill, who wrote, “These are badass.” McMahill also included tweets in his thread about new rollouts of technology like drones and the highly controversial shot-spotters.

Sheriff Kevin McMahill also said 2024 homicides and motor vehicle thefts in the department’s jurisdiction were both down by more than 20 percent compared from 2023.

Thanks to an unnamed donor, Las Vegas police will be receiving 10 Cybertrucks, and these vehicles would give the agency "the largest fleet of Tesla police trucks in the

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department adds 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet for free. Some of them will serve as SWAT vehicles with specialized modifications for off-roading. It was only a matter of time before the Tesla Cybertruck found its way into police service.

To the shock, dismay, and even bemusement of many, Las Vegas Metro Police Department recently announced it’s adding a fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks to its motor pool. While some will dismiss this as a crazy kind of think one would expect out of Sin City,